Fielding and Platt - Tony Conder Tony Conder will talk about one of the city’s greatest engineering firms, Fielding and Platt, which closed in the 1990s. The factory is remembered with […]
64 Westgate Street Come for tea and cake in this beautifully-restored 15th century building. The windows on the ground floor are examples of mid-Victorian plate glass using technology gained in […]
Fox’s Kiln, West Quay, Gloucester Docks An award-winning craft brewery specialising in producing an exciting range of high quality ales using traditional brewing methods. Although recently established, the beers have […]
Mariners Church opened in 1849 and became popular with the townspeople as well as the mariners visiting the port. The Chaplain was responsible for visiting every ship that arrived. The […]
Formerly the Benedictine Abbey of St Peter, founded in the 11th century, the Cathedral features Norman pillars in the nave, the elaborate tomb of Edward II, exquisite 14th century fan […]
Southgate Street A historic Roman wall inside the store is on public view. The lower level of the wall is part of a Roman Colonia dating back to 97AD. At […]
Look out! Look up! They wait on walls, rest on roofs, and blend into buttresses – but can you see them? This guided walk, led by Gloucestershire Archives staff, looks […]
14 Westgate Street This Elizabethan building has a Georgian façade and on the first floor has a fine plaster ceiling dating from around 1600. Guided tours during the open times […]
The church is over 100 years old and was also the home church to the famous Dr Hadwen. There will be refreshments available and a power point presentation about the […]
